THE ROLE OF COLOR HARMONY IN MONUMENTAL PAINTING
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Color harmony is one of the most essential principles in monumental painting because it determines the visual unity, emotional atmosphere, and artistic value of large-scale compositions. Monumental painting is not only intended to decorate architectural spaces but also to communicate historical, cultural, spiritual, and social ideas through visual language. The successful use of harmonious colors enables artists to establish emotional connections between the artwork and the viewer while strengthening symbolic meanings and improving aesthetic perception. This article examines the theoretical foundations of color harmony, analyzes the psychological influence of harmonious color combinations, and evaluates their significance in monumental painting. Special attention is given to complementary, analogous, triadic, and monochromatic color schemes in creating balanced compositions
